"During the Battle of the Bulge in World War II, a German SS unit massacred a group of American POWs at Malmedy. The perpetrators of this have likely been in the field for a long time, and are suffering from a form of PTSD. Norris, Rhodesia "Fireforce Commandos" This is one way in which exhaustion takes their toll. If Mom could only see what her little boy was playing with now. Say goodnight to 'Herbert' everyone." "OUT! OUT!" Black humor of course. He's lonely without his old friends, 'Mr. QUIT PICKING YOUR NOSE WITH IT! OUT, HUNTER, OUT!" "Aw, Sarge, 'Herbert' just wants to make friends. Anybody who'd bring one in the tent is begging for extra gaurd. Anybody who'd bring back a g*** arm is sick. Norris' "Rhodesian Fireforce Commandos" "Get that thing out of my face, Hunter, or I'll feed it to you with hot sauce." "C'mon Sarge, don't you want to shake hands with 'Herbert'?" "Hunter, you're f***** up. It's related to "Ganzer syndrome"-where the mind creates a joke out of the horrors it sees to try and protect itself.
It's called, "Battlefield exhaustion"-and we saw it in Vietnam as well. No, this indeed has and will continue to happen. Around Iraqi neighborhoods with a loudspeaker issuing warnings in Arabic of what might happen to anyone who opposes US imperialism? "The name of the individual cited as
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